Drainage water management, in the context of subsurface agricultural drainage, consists of managing outflow with a goal of reducing drainage volume. Because less water is leaving the system, a corresponding reduction in the amount nitrate-nitrogen can be expected, although concentrations tend to be similar when compared with conventional drainage. The objective of this work is to determine the impact of drainage water management on drainage outflow, water table depth, and crop yields
Subsurface agricultural drainage has allowed for enhanced agricultural production in many areas of t...
Water table management through the use of artificial subsurface drainage systems is of primary impor...
Movement of water and nutrients through subsurface drainage systems is a concern in many midwestern ...
The objectives of this study were to determine the impact of shallow, controlled, conventional, and ...
Subsurface drainage systems are an important component of agricultural production systems in many ar...
Artificial subsurface drainage systems are often used throughout the upper Midwest to remove excess ...
Subsurface drainage in the Upper Midwest is of importance to agricultural production. However, prope...
It is estimated that there are approximately 3.6 million ha of land with artificial subsurface drain...
Subsurface drainage systems in Iowa increase the productivity of annual row crops, such as corn and ...
Subsurface drainage, popularly known as tile drainage, is an essential water management practice in ...
Drainage water management is one conservation practice that is used for reducing drainage outflow an...
Data were collected from subsurface drains on 36, 0.4-ha plots at Iowa State University\u27s Northea...
Large parts of the Upper Midwest, relatively flat and poorly drained soils, are artificially drained...
Subsurface agricultural drainage has allowed for enhanced crop production in many areas of the world...
Controlled Drainage (CD), a subsurface drainage management system, has been researched in many regio...
Subsurface agricultural drainage has allowed for enhanced agricultural production in many areas of t...
Water table management through the use of artificial subsurface drainage systems is of primary impor...
Movement of water and nutrients through subsurface drainage systems is a concern in many midwestern ...
The objectives of this study were to determine the impact of shallow, controlled, conventional, and ...
Subsurface drainage systems are an important component of agricultural production systems in many ar...
Artificial subsurface drainage systems are often used throughout the upper Midwest to remove excess ...
Subsurface drainage in the Upper Midwest is of importance to agricultural production. However, prope...
It is estimated that there are approximately 3.6 million ha of land with artificial subsurface drain...
Subsurface drainage systems in Iowa increase the productivity of annual row crops, such as corn and ...
Subsurface drainage, popularly known as tile drainage, is an essential water management practice in ...
Drainage water management is one conservation practice that is used for reducing drainage outflow an...
Data were collected from subsurface drains on 36, 0.4-ha plots at Iowa State University\u27s Northea...
Large parts of the Upper Midwest, relatively flat and poorly drained soils, are artificially drained...
Subsurface agricultural drainage has allowed for enhanced crop production in many areas of the world...
Controlled Drainage (CD), a subsurface drainage management system, has been researched in many regio...
Subsurface agricultural drainage has allowed for enhanced agricultural production in many areas of t...
Water table management through the use of artificial subsurface drainage systems is of primary impor...
Movement of water and nutrients through subsurface drainage systems is a concern in many midwestern ...